Karen ran a gate to a military base😳

The lack of self preservation you must have to still have an attitude after they smash your window in must be insane

There must be a reason why he did that, because this is a military base and strict discipline is enforced

(September 17, 2021) Mountain Home AFB, Idaho - Mountain Home security forces used appropriate force in smashing woman’s car window, review finds An Air Force investigation found a security forces airman in Idaho acted appropriately when he smashed a woman’s car window to handcuff her when she tried to avoid being ticketed, according to an official review of the incident obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request. The June 26 confrontation between Tech Sgt. Ryan Green, a certified flight sergeant with the 366th Security Forces Squadron at Mountain Home Air Force Base, and Tati Gonzalez went viral after Gonzalez posted a video of the forced entry online. Air Force Times obtained the squadron’s after-action report, body camera and closed-circuit television footage, and an almost entirely redacted copy of the Air Force’s 61-page use-of-force regulation on Sept. 7 and 8 via a Freedom of Information Act request filed July 8. The report was completed June 29. “Reasonable force may be used by AF personnel while conducting official duties to obtain compliance from an individual or individuals who pose a threat, as discussed below, in order to meet lawful objectives,” the Air Force’s use-of-force regulation states. “Based on the totality of the circumstances … the objective reasonableness standard in accordance with Graham v. Connor, the tools available to [Green] and lastly, the subject’s actions, the use of force … was in accordance” with regulations, the report said. Graham v. Connor is the 1989 U.S. Supreme Court case that created a standard for judging whether military police have acted properly when using force. Criteria include the severity of someone’s crime, whether they pose an imminent threat to the officer and others, and whether they are actively resisting or trying to evade apprehension — as Gonzalez was that day. Green was up to date on his use-of-force and expandable baton training at the time of the incident, most recently finishing the annual course on Dec. 8, 2020. That training, as well as the run-in itself, came amid a fierce national debate over excessive force in policing sparked by George Floyd’s death last year. Floyd, who is Black, died after Derek Chauvin, a white Minneapolis police officer, knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes. The situation began when Gonzalez arrived at the base’s gate and showed an identification card to an airman (identified as GOLF-1 in the report) working at the Airbase Road entrance. When the airman scanned the card, the system showed her base access had expired. She “began arguing with GOLF-1 about the terminated ID card,” the report said. “GOLF-1 requested a patrol for assistance. Green, whom the report calls POLICE-2, and his patrol partner were dispatched. Green and another security forces airman approached the white Chevrolet Cruze and briefly talked to Gonzalez outside the car, according to closed-circuit television footage provided by Mountain Home spokesman 1st Lt. Daniel Barnhorst. Gonzalez, who said she was five months pregnant and arrived at the base with small children in the car, told Green she was visiting to retrieve items from her ex-husband. “[Green] attempted to conduct a vehicle registration check on [Gonzalez’s] vehicle, but the state [name] was blocked by a license plate cover/border,” the report said. “[He] asked for [her] license, registration and insurance.” Full Article:

They will not just touch you, they'll drag your arse off the premises 😁😁😁. They are The Army 🪖

Lol… poor dude who has this nut as mother of his child. Expired license, expired registration, runs gate on expired military ID… won’t stop even after having a gun pointed at her & window broken. Then failure to appear in Fed court afterwards. I’m surprised her name isn’t Tiffany. Bet she shags like a minx.

Wait for it

She said I’m pregnant like that’s a defense. #badparenting

I’ve accidentally driven onto a base in VA before.. they understood because I’m from Texas. They told me how to exit and that was it. I don’t understand how it got to this point. 🫣